Two major figures discussed in this work are compared to two ballet dancers: one who can hold a poseduring a leap and a landing and one who leaps beautifully but lands awkwardly. One section of this work examines the difference between "disclosure" and "hiddenness" in a story from Aristotle's Poetics about a groom whois told by the Oracle of Delphi that his marriage will bring disaster and in the myth of Amor and Psyche.This work examines a biblical passage from four angles in its section "Exordium" before comparing theKnight of Faith with 
Two major figures discussed in this work are compared to two ballet dancers: one who can hold a poseduring a leap and a landing and one who leaps beautifully but lands awkwardly. One section of this work examines the difference between "disclosure" and "hiddenness" in a story from Aristotle's Poetics about a groom whois told by the Oracle of Delphi that his marriage will bring disaster and in the myth of Amor and Psyche.This work examines a biblical passage from four angles in its section "Exordium" before comparing theKnight of Faith with the Knight of Infinite Resignation. This work asks the question "Is there a teleologicalsuspension of the ethical?" as one its three "Problemata." Written under the pseudonym Johannes deSilentio, for 10 points, name this work analyzing the sacrifice of Isaac, by Soren Kierkegaard.
Two major figures discussed in this work are compared to two ballet dancers: one who can hold a poseduring a leap and a landing and one who leaps beautifully but lands awkwardly.
{Fear} and {Trembling} [or {Frygt og Bæven}]